Evans v. FULTON NATIONAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION

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• noting in dicta that, “[b]y superior court order, the lis pendens was subsequently cancelled with respect to a portion of the property, apparently because all development activities thereon had been completed, but it was left intact with respect to the remainder of the land”
• action for damages caused by a nuisance, lis pendens not authorized

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).